Remember to always understand what is about, and not to fall into awkward situations.
1. Flain
The word comes from the French Flâner, which translates as “walk”. In the Russian significance, it has been preserved: Flamming is slowly go without any specific goal. Exactly what you want to do warm summer evenings.
2. Fleeter
This is the name of a person who strives for profit, accumulation of money or other material goods. Despite the fact that there is nothing wrong with creating a financial pillow, the word has a negative coloring. And all because the main feature of the combuster is greed.
3. Pipidastr
This funny word is called a fluffy panicle for lingering dust. Pipidasters were originally made of natural feathers, but now they use synthetic fibers. Such a panicle is needed to clean the fragile products, by which you can not go through a regular rag.
4. Pupiter
Another funny word that came to us from France. Translated as a “desk” or “desk”, but in Russian it means an inclined stand for notes or books.
5. Frapping
No, this is not about the cold coffee of Frapp. Frapping is unpleasant to hit, stagger. For example: “I was frapped that you put on sandals with socks”.
6. Gaptophobia
The problem that many of us have already encountered or may encounter after self -isolation. Gaptophobia is a panic fear of the touch of other people. Moreover, fear can arise not only in relation to strangers, but also relatives and friends.
7. Equipment
It may seem that this word would be appropriate in the menu of some Chinese restaurant. But in fact, it means ambiguous hints. Therefore, if you want you to be understood correctly, speak without euthorities.
8. Perturbation
No connection with turbines or pipes. This word is called a sudden coup, an event that changes the usual course of things and imposes confusion. The second meaning is a change in the path of the celestial body under the influence of the power of attraction of other bodies (useful if you are fond of astronomy).
9. Sybarite
So they say about a person who leads an idle lifestyle and bathes in luxury. The word comes from the name of the ancient Greek city of Sibaris. Its inhabitants were very rich and loved everything that is united today by the concept of “luxury”.
10. Gimp
You probably know the expression “pull the gimm”, which is used when someone does something very slowly or delays the solution of the issue. But this is a figurative value, and directly describes the process of manufacturing a thin metal thread, which is then used for embroidery. The gimmer, respectively, the same metal thread.
11. Transparent
If you think about demonstrations and banners, forget. Everything is much calmer. The word comes from English transparent, which translates as “transparent”. For example, transactions can be transparent. This means that both sides are as honest as possible and do not hide anything.
12. Cognitive
Psychological term formed from Latin Cognitio. In the literal translation – knowledge, knowledge. Cognitive processes occur in our brain when we learn something new, comprehend the world around us or ourselves. The popular expression “cognitive dissonance” describes a situation where previously acquired knowledge conflict with new information. For example, if your girlfriend first says that he hates red color, and then buys a scarlet dress.
13. Trivial
The synonyms of this word are banal, boring, primitive, ordinary. The trivial can be a film with a beaten plot or statement of your interlocutor, in which there is nothing fresh and original.
14. Insight
Again a minute of psychology. The concept is used to describe unexpected penetration into the very essence of something, a sudden understanding. The insight is closest to the meaning to the phrase “this has dawned on me!”.
15. Synergy
Translated from the ancient Greek “Synergy” – this is cooperation, the Commonwealth. Today, in a word, they indicate a positive effect that occurs when the interaction of several subjects or objects. But only if the total effect exceeds the result of the actions of each participant individually. For example, if, after the merger of the two companies, their total profit exceeded the amount of income of each company, we can talk about synergies.
1. Flain
The word comes from the French Flâner, which translates as “walk”. In the Russian significance, it has been preserved: Flamming is slowly go without any specific goal. Exactly what you want to do warm summer evenings.
2. Fleeter
This is the name of a person who strives for profit, accumulation of money or other material goods. Despite the fact that there is nothing wrong with creating a financial pillow, the word has a negative coloring. And all because the main feature of the combuster is greed.
3. Pipidastr
This funny word is called a fluffy panicle for lingering dust. Pipidasters were originally made of natural feathers, but now they use synthetic fibers. Such a panicle is needed to clean the fragile products, by which you can not go through a regular rag.
4. Pupiter
Another funny word that came to us from France. Translated as a “desk” or “desk”, but in Russian it means an inclined stand for notes or books.
5. Frapping
No, this is not about the cold coffee of Frapp. Frapping is unpleasant to hit, stagger. For example: “I was frapped that you put on sandals with socks”.
6. Gaptophobia
The problem that many of us have already encountered or may encounter after self -isolation. Gaptophobia is a panic fear of the touch of other people. Moreover, fear can arise not only in relation to strangers, but also relatives and friends.
7. Equipment
It may seem that this word would be appropriate in the menu of some Chinese restaurant. But in fact, it means ambiguous hints. Therefore, if you want you to be understood correctly, speak without euthorities.
8. Perturbation
No connection with turbines or pipes. This word is called a sudden coup, an event that changes the usual course of things and imposes confusion. The second meaning is a change in the path of the celestial body under the influence of the power of attraction of other bodies (useful if you are fond of astronomy).
9. Sybarite
So they say about a person who leads an idle lifestyle and bathes in luxury. The word comes from the name of the ancient Greek city of Sibaris. Its inhabitants were very rich and loved everything that is united today by the concept of “luxury”.
10. Gimp
You probably know the expression “pull the gimm”, which is used when someone does something very slowly or delays the solution of the issue. But this is a figurative value, and directly describes the process of manufacturing a thin metal thread, which is then used for embroidery. The gimmer, respectively, the same metal thread.
11. Transparent
If you think about demonstrations and banners, forget. Everything is much calmer. The word comes from English transparent, which translates as “transparent”. For example, transactions can be transparent. This means that both sides are as honest as possible and do not hide anything.
12. Cognitive
Psychological term formed from Latin Cognitio. In the literal translation – knowledge, knowledge. Cognitive processes occur in our brain when we learn something new, comprehend the world around us or ourselves. The popular expression “cognitive dissonance” describes a situation where previously acquired knowledge conflict with new information. For example, if your girlfriend first says that he hates red color, and then buys a scarlet dress.
13. Trivial
The synonyms of this word are banal, boring, primitive, ordinary. The trivial can be a film with a beaten plot or statement of your interlocutor, in which there is nothing fresh and original.
14. Insight
Again a minute of psychology. The concept is used to describe unexpected penetration into the very essence of something, a sudden understanding. The insight is closest to the meaning to the phrase “this has dawned on me!”.
15. Synergy
Translated from the ancient Greek “Synergy” – this is cooperation, the Commonwealth. Today, in a word, they indicate a positive effect that occurs when the interaction of several subjects or objects. But only if the total effect exceeds the result of the actions of each participant individually. For example, if, after the merger of the two companies, their total profit exceeded the amount of income of each company, we can talk about synergies.